Question

I. He has paid a professional to train the dog for him. TRAINED

He...
by a professional.
2. We asked our neighbour to water our plants while we are away. WATERED
We while we were away.....
3. She hired a famous photographer to take her children's pictures. HAD
She by a famous photographer....

Answer 1

The given sentences are written in passive voice, showing that someone else performed the actions. We can rephrase them using passive voice to indicate this.

Step-by-step explanation:

In these sentences, the verb form used indicates the past participle form of the verb. For example, 'trained', 'watered', and 'had'. When the verb form is 'trained', it shows that someone else performed the action of training the dog. Therefore, we can say 'The dog was trained by a professional'. Similarly, 'The plants were watered by our neighbor while we were away' and 'Her children's pictures were taken by a famous photographer'.

Answer 2

The late nineteenth and early twentieth century was the period of several changing modes of labour process – the slave, the indentured, the contract, and finally the free. These modes historically never appeared as pure types, because much of the availability of labour depended on labour's mobility.